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yep they are fine for occasion use, I have used these on courses but have a Suunto of my own, do the same job just not as easy to hang round your neck

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Use the stick trick or looking through below ur legs and pace back, never that far away.

 

And once u know how to do it u will always be able to estimate height and can never leave it at back door so u won't forget it :001_smile:

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Use the stick trick or looking through below ur legs and pace back, never that far away.

 

And once u know how to do it u will always be able to estimate height and can never leave it at back door so u won't forget it :001_smile:

 

The stick trick? Is that the same as the 'metal tape measure the same length as the distance from eye to hand right angled triangle' trick, ie the stick has to be the same length as the reach? Not the best explanation, I know. :blushing:

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